Nissan gets green light to sell Leaf in China

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Automaker also unveils cheaper and smaller battery charger

Nissan has been given the green light to sell its flagship all-electric Leaf car in China, as the company seeks to expand its presence in the emerging superpower. Kimiyasu Nakamura, president of Nissan's...

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